Gold's Delicatessen in Westport welcomes shoppers prepping for Passover
Deli workers said despite running around, it was great to see everyone eager to celebrate the holiday.
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Apr 22, 2024, 3:28 AM
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Updated 11 days ago
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6ds agoA Westport Deli is in full swing gearing the Jewish community up for Passover.
Gold's Delicatessen said they were busy all day on Sunday with customers filing in and out as they grabbed essentials for a Passover Seder and celebration.
Deli workers said despite running around, it was great to see everyone eager to celebrate the holiday.
“It is crazy. A lot of people want to pick up the day before. Some are celebrating today, so it’s been busy… this is nothing like it’s been all day. This is kind of winding down,” said Diane Adinolfi, of Gold’s Delicatessen.
Gold's Delicatessen is usually closed on Mondays but will be open on Monday until 2 p.m. for any last-minute shoppers who stop by.
